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Reset the PIDs states when controller is at rest #1666
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I agree with @christophfroehlich
Zero itself is a valid reference. IMHO using that to reset the PIDs is not a smart decision
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I agree, using reference values is not a perfect solution, but I can't think of a better way to detect this.
There was once an idea to add emergency-stop feature in ros2_control that can be set in hardware component and propagated to all controllers (as a flag if I remember correctly). That would be perfect in this case. What happened to that idea?
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is “Configuration/Movement/Safety-critical" interfaces definition ( ros-controls/roadmap#51) relevant for this scenario ?
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If I understand this correctly this will only allow to configure command interfaces depending if hardware component is active/inactive. In controller we would like to be able to read hardware interface state and act if it was deactivated/halted, or have some global flag that indicates hardware e-stop was triggerd